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What Does It Mean to Be Indigenous?: Two New Anthologies Answer the Question
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What does it mean to be Indigenous?: Two new anthologies answer the question - The Turtle Island News
By Shari Narine, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Windspeaker.com Two anthologies edited by sisters Stephanie and Sara Sinclair that will hit the bookstores in late July and late August complement each other, although they were conceived at different times. You Were Made for this World, aimed at youth, was the first project. Six to 12 months later, A Steady Brightness of Being, geared toward adults, became a reality. “As soon as we knew tha…
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What does it mean to be Indigenous?: Two new anthologies answer the question
Two anthologies edited by sisters Stephanie and Sara Sinclair that will hit the bookstores in late July and late August complement each other, although they were conceived at different times.You Were Made for this World, aimed at youth, was the first project. Six to 12 months later, A Steady Brightness of Being, geared toward adults, became a reality.
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